is there a mounting spot for a string tracker and would a string tracker attatch to the bolt/ broadhead like a regular arrow? thanks
35017
I see no apparent mounting spot for a string tracker like there is for the cheek plate, butt extension, and the sling swivels. You may be able to custom mount it but if I were you I would call the Excalibur USA repair shop (Horizon Archery) in Sardis, Ohio (740-483-2312). The gentleman there is knowledgeable and knows what he's talking about.
1902297
Maybe you don't have the arrow in right or may be wrong arrow. Is it a crossbow bolt?? They're different than regular arrows.
672793
I only received two 14" bolts which of course doesn't allow for attaching a broad head. However, in my opinion and now that I've had this bad boy for a while, I wouldn't let that stop me from buying it; you can buy decent 16" bolts on Amazon - they're hard to find elsewhere just to be perfectly honest - for roughly $2.17 each. I buy the ones stamped 2219 and they fly straight enough from reasonable deer hunting ranges of >50 yards: 6) 16 Inch Aluminum Crossbow Arrows / Bolts Good luck.
312465
I am not familiar with barnett bows but give tenpoint a call they have a bunch of mounting hardware I bet they have something that will work. They are very nice and helpful people.
462452
I think you will. It was my first crossbow too and I got a nice 7 point buck this season with it. It is accurate and very easy to handle. I recommend buying the String Suppressor and the Dissipator Bars (as a combination) to quiet it down a little bit. After you get use to it, buy the Flemish string too; it will improve the velocity big time. Good luck
2118882
As far as the jackal I truly cannot say, But I know this much, you must have a nock on the bolt for a crossbow, and you must be sure to only purchase the correct length bolts for your track size or length. not short, you may! be able to shoot short target bolts but the broadheads must extend out past the track and the track stop or you will have major issues. I did that on my first broadhead shot and it defected up and it was gone, put quite a knick in the cross bar, who knows where that bolt landed..I purchased my Barnet bow from Sportman's Guide and at this second I do not recall the style or name of it. it was a re-curve and I am real happy with it. I had to send a dozen bolts back to Amazon for refund they were too short and did not have a nock. They were flat at the rear. Hope this helps.
1821919
I installed mine on to a Bear Instinct bow. It used the usual screw points as 3 other sights I have used (all different brands) and has spacers for mounting a quiver over the sight mount to prevent clearance issues. I am totally happy.
1175203
I went out and bought a youth compound bow and it works great on that. If mounted on a more powerful bow, it would be too much and you may lose a lot of arrows. It mounted where the sights went. The only thing extra I would recommend is buying different tips for your arrows, depending on what you are fishing for. I have lost many carp on the stock tip but not many gar or snakehead.
1845423
Yes... It will screw onto a Crossbow bolt. Hardly worth it though. Your broadhead will do more damage and most likely not ruin your bolt or arrow. Every Bow Mag tip I shot destroyed a $12+ arrow!! At the cost of over $20 per shot..... not worth it.
1926952
It mounts to the sight and should be a snap. It does rattle, makes noise when shooting. I put a piece of black electrical tape under the lever and that quieted it down. Holds arrows tight and quiet.
216800
"Flat tips?" It would appear you are mis-interpreting the concept of arrows and bolts. All come with a "flat tip" which has a hole in the middle with threads. Those are for insertion of the arrowhead you intend to shoot. Those arrowheads will have a threaded stem that screws into the "flat tip." Two types of heads are to be used - target and field points or broadheads (the ones with the sharp fins, or blades, for hunting). For target shooting use a target head - usually a rounded or pointed tip. Check with your local sporting goods store to see what they have in stock and get recommendations.
1014828
Not sure if I can explain how to put it on but Dicks Sporting Goods or Bass Pro Shops or something like that can install the sight , arrow rest and can also adjust the draw weight fairly cheap. As for as sighting it in adjust your two pins with the red dots the way your arrows are grouping. If they are high and to the right move your pins up and to the right. . If your arrows are grouping low and to the left move your pins down and to the left. Move the two pins the way the arrows are grouping. Took me a few hours to get it real close. I love my bow (my first one) but shoots accurate and can't wait for turkey season to open
1175207
It does not thread into the stabilizer hole at all, I used mine on a Martin take down recurve (same riser as their compounds) it attaches in the two bolt holes on the right side of your riser just above where the arrow rest mounting point is. I had to find a longer bolt to make my ams rest work but otherwise it all went on fine.. A little youtube searching and you will find videos of people mounting them to different styles of bows.
1483101
I believe there is 2 sets of screw holes you could mount a quiver on, however I dont know how well it would allow you to use the site. I personally dont think mounting a quiver to any slider site is ideal... but then again, I've never tried?
548998
The quiver I got with my crossbow broke, the mounting hardward. That's what I purchased this quiver for the hardware. Hope this helped.
440120
The bolts I have are 16.5" minus tip, and yes I do have broad heads for it. Either bird tip or broad head these bolts go to the end of the track, but I don't see why you couldn't use a longer bolt . Just understand I have used shorter ones not longer ones.
1279866
I used both, O ring and then the metal collar. I have mixed emotions about these broadheads. Hit a deer at 12 yards the bolt went in on a slight angel behind the leg and went up and deflected along the spine all twisted up. This was the first time I used this point and it is the first time I didn't get a through and through...not sure why.